▲The tennis star was involved in a 2017 car accident in which a man was killed. Williams went through an intersection without having the right of way and was T-boned by a car. According to a police report acquired by TMZ, it was Williams’s fault.

▲The rapper and his bodyguard were charged with murder for allegedly killing a rival gang member, though Snoop was eventually acquitted.

▲The former New England Patriots player was charged with first-degree murder for the death of his former friend, who was found shot to death a mile from Hernandez’s home. Hernandez committed suicide in 2017.

▲The former First Lady ran a stop sign at age 17 and ended up hitting another car. The driver, a close friend and classmate, died.

▲In 1987, the 'Ferris Bueller' star accidentally drove the wrong way on a road in Ireland and crashed into a vehicle approaching from the opposite direction. Both the driver and passenger in the other car died.

▲In 2015, Jenner allegedly rear-ended a car and propelled it into oncoming traffic. The driver was killed and others sustained injuries.

▲The singer was infamously involved in a 2006 freeway pile-up in which she rear-ended a car. The driver later died in the hospital, and lawsuits leveled against the singer were eventually settled.

▲Duane Chapman, better known as Dog the Bounty Hunter, was involved in a murder in 1976. One of his friends shot a man to death during a drug deal. Although Chapman was waiting outside in the car, he had previous convictions and was sent to jail for his involvement.

▲In 1969, the American politician was in Martha’s Vineyard, leaving with 28-year-old Mary Jo Kopechne. He accidentally drove his car off a bridge, and though he escaped, the woman did not.

▲The author shot his wife to death in 1951 during a drunken game of 'William Tell.' He was not charged with murder.

▲The NBA player was reportedly playing with a gun and "accidentally" shot his limousine driver to death. He later ended up pleading guilty to aggravated assault.

▲The Mötley Crüe front man was driving drunk when he was involved in a car accident that killed his passenger and injured those in the other car.

▲The actor, known for his work in 'Sons of Anarchy,' murdered his neighbor and her cat in their home. He then died falling (or possibly jumping) from the roof.

▲The 'Melrose Place' actor was involved in a drunk driving accident in which a woman died. She was convicted of vehicular homicide.

▲The 'Prison Break' actor was involved in a drunk driving accident that killed his passenger.

▲In 1968, the politician was a Mormon missionary driving a car that was involved in an accident. His pastor and his pastor’s wife were in the car. The wife didn’t make it.

▲One of the most influential figures in pop music history was charged with murder after actress Lana Clarkson was found dead in his home in 2003. He was charged with second-degree murder and sentenced to minimum 19 years in prison.

▲The American actress and famous Noxzema model hit a child with her car in 2001. He died from his injuries and she was convicted of vehicular manslaughter.

▲The legendary fight promoter has killed two people on separate occasions. He once killed a man in self-defense when the man was trying to break into his gambling operation. Later, an employee owed King US$600, and King fought him on the street until the employee died. He was convicted of second-degree murder.

▲At age 17, the American actor was convicted of manslaughter and served a seven-year sentence for killing a man in a fight.

▲Simpson was arrested, charged, and notoriously not found guilty for the murder of ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman, but many believe he did in fact commit the crime.

▲The former Dallas Cowboys cornerback struck and killed two motorists on a freeway in 2003. The motorists were attempting to save a man from a burning car, and Goodrich was convicted of two counts of criminally negligent homicide.

▲The actress, known for her work in 'The Wire,' was convicted of second-degree murder at age 14 for the shooting of Okia Toomer. She was released after less than seven years at the Maryland Correctional Institute.

▲The director was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a horrible accident occurred on the set of his film 'The Twilight Zone.' Actor Vic Morrow and two children starring as extras were killed, and Landis was later acquitted of the charge, though he paid huge sums to the families.

▲The NBA player ran a stop sign and caused an accident, which killed his passenger. He pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and served 30 days in jail.

▲The actor infamously assassinated then-president Abraham Lincoln.

▲The director, and writer of 'Scarface,' served in combat during the Vietnam War and killed a number of enemy soldiers.

▲One of the biggest Bollywood actors in the world once drove his car into a bakery, killing one person and injuring three others. Thirteen years after the crime, Khan was convicted of culpable homicide and sentenced to five years in jail.

▲The Hollywood mogul, known during his lifetime as one of the most financially successful individuals in the world, hit a pedestrian with his car in 1936. The man died, but Hughes was never charged.

▲The legendary actor was a pilot in the US Air Force Reserve during World War II, where he participated in several bombings of enemy soldiers and civilians. He received numerous honors for his service.

▲The late Canadian professional wrestler reportedly strangled his wife, smothered his 7-year-old son, and placed Bibles at their sides before hanging himself from the pulley of a weight machine in June 2007.

▲In one of the most well-known celebrity murder cases, the Sex Pistols bassist stabbed his girlfriend Nancy Spungen to death in 1978. His account changed from claiming to have found her already dead to later admitting that he stabbed her. Though he was charged with her murder, he died of a drug overdose before trial.

▲The four-time Paralympics gold medal runner and double amputee was charged with the 2013 murder of his girlfriend. The three fatal shots were fired through a locked bathroom door, and Pistorius claims that he thought he was firing at an intruder.

▲Brandon Lee, the rising action star and son of Bruce Lee, died in 1993 on the set of cult-classic 'The Crow' after Massee, playing the villain, shot him with an ill-prepared prop gun. It was a fatal mistake by the crew which changed Massee's life, and conspiracy theorists love to point out that it all occurred during Lee's character's death scene.

▲The 'Shield' actor was arrested in 2014 for the fatal shooting of his wife, April. Jace himself reportedly called for an ambulance, and two years later he was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison.

▲The American rapper and his friends were once allegedly attacked by a group of men and opened fire out of self-defense, killing one person. The rapper turned himself in to the police and was subsequently charged with murder, though the charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence.

▲The legendary director of classics like 'The Maltese Falcon' and 'The African Queen' struck and killed a young woman while out driving in 1933. A coroner’s investigation later absolved him of all blame.

▲The known session drummer in the '60s and '70s, as well as the drummer in the blues rock supergroup Derek and the Dominos, suffered a psychotic episode from undiagnosed schizophrenia, and he took his own mother's life.

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The Oscar-winning actor and his wife were both found dead in their home in 1978. Police reported that Young shot his wife (whom he had married very recently) and then killed himself.

▲The Grammy Award-winning R&B artist swerved out of control on the road in 1986, killing his own passenger and injuring four others. He was charged with misdemeanor manslaughter and reckless driving, and the passenger’s family later sued him for wrongful death.

▲The French singer was charged with manslaughter in 1976 after her boyfriend, professional skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich, was found shot to death in her bathroom. Longet admitted to holding the gun, but claimed it was an accident when he was showing her how to handle it. The charges were later reduced to criminally negligent homicide and she was sentenced to pay a fine and spend 30 days in jail.

▲The former NFL wide receiver killed a pedestrian while driving drunk, and only received 30 days in jail, two years of house arrest, and eight years probation because the pedestrian was not within the crosswalk at the time of the accident.

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On a January morning in 1970, The Who drummer got in his car inebriated, and tried to escape pub patrons who were harassing him. In doing so, he accidentally hit his friend and bodyguard, Neil Boland, and was charged with Boland's death, for driving without a license or insurance, and for driving under the influence. Though the death was ruled an accident, Moon pleaded guilty to the driving charges.

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The lives of the rich and famous are glossed over one headline at a time, but there are some mistakes they can't erase. Check out this gallery to see the people you'd least expect who've been held responsible for someone else's death.